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At its highest point, the elevation of a county is 5,764 feet above sea level. At its lowest point, the elevation of the count

y is 7 feet below sea level. Answer parts a through c. a. Write an expression using integers to represent the difference between the elevations.

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Feliz [49]3 years ago

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Answer:

$Difference = 5757\ feet$

Step-by-step explanation:

Given

$Highest\ Point = 5764\ feet$

$Lowest\ Point = 7\ feet$

Required

Determine the difference between the points

The difference is calculated as follows:

$Difference = Highest - Lowest$

$Difference = 5764\ feet - 7\ feet$

$Difference = 5757\ feet$

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